Stuart Scott: 'Trying to stay alive for my daughters'

Stuart Scott: 'Trying to stay alive for my daughters'

ESPN anchor Stuart Scott said on Monday that he will undergo more chemotherapy treatments for cancer. On Twitter, the ESPN anchor said, "I'm back in the fight. C reared its head again. Chemo evry 2 weeks, but I'll still work, still work out." Scott was

Stuart Scott, who announced he had stomach cancer back in January of 2011, announced on Twitter today that his cancer had returned. For the man who once said to cancer, “Nah, dawg, I'm better. I'm stronger. You're not

Beloved ESPN personality Stuart Scott announced via Twitter on Monday night that his cancer has unfortunately returned. Scott tweeted: Blessed by prayers..I'm back in the Fight. C reared its head again. Chemo evry 2 wks but I'll still work, still work

Put aside whatever you might think of ESPN's Stuart Scott as a sports TV announcer and listen to this person. "I'm not going to lie, it's scary. It's a very scary thing," Scott told USA TODAY Sports on Tuesday about a recurrence of cancer. "The

There are tough breaks and then there's the inspirational life of ESPN legend Stuart Scott. Scott remains one of the originals from the 90?s boom in popularity ESPN saw. Scott came onboard ESPN in 1993, just when Keith Olbermann and Dan Patrick were